Thursday, February 05, 2009

media drunk still

Odd that boyrock is trying to holding CEO pay to 500,000 to wall street companies that got government money. Well six movie studios got 325 million in the last bailout. When is he going to get all his famous friends in line and hold their per movie pay to 500,000 a film, instead of 20 million a picture like it is today. Plus there are millions and millions more in the next package for the movie studios. This is almost comical he can say anything and his minions will take it as fact. I have not heard one word out of boyrock about taking away Nancy Pelosi private jet that we have been paying for since she became speaker.

2 Comments:

Blogger DIHAF? said...

And you never will because congress has a whole fleet of corporate jets at their disposal at Andrews Air Force Base. And congress loses more money than the worst company. Not to mention that the government is the biggest polluter in the nation etc.

So when Barney Frank needs to go on a fact finding trip to San Francisco, he goes in a corporate jet.

The Democrats and the Pres. are heading to a luxury resort and spa
and guess who will be paying for their transportation, lodging, fleet of security helicopters and partying?

9:29 AM  
Blogger DIHAF? said...

Corporate Salaries:

Maybe Barak should set a good example by giving up some of his obscene salary and benefit package and his planes before he starts lecturing people. I mean he is planning to lose $900 billion more.

Here is the truth about the corporate salary deal though:

1. It does not include any of the companies that already got bailout money.

2. Only 5 companies would have been affected.

3. It would not have hit most high payed employees.

Now here is the kicker.

They can still take their millions in stock, just not cash

and....

Stockholders can override it with a vote.

My dumb secretary was all gleeful about this. I prophesied it was just more jibber jabber.

Behold the prophesy has come true.

Its an amazing gift.

9:38 AM  

Post a Comment

<< Home